MIL-DTL-22202 Aircraft Cross-Servicing Manuals, Technical, Preparation OfThis specification covers the requirements for the preparation of cross-servicing manuals for aircraft. It is intended for use by maintenance activities at airfields/ships, other than that to which the aircraft is assigned, according to an established operational aircraft cross-servicing requirement among member nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization \(NATO\) and the Air Standardization Coordinating Committee \(ASCC\).

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3.2.5.1.1 Foreword. The foreword shall provide an explanation on the cross-servicing

manual's scope and arrangement to assist in the use of the guide, including any relevant

information such as acknowledging that the guide is provided in compliance with NATO

STANAG 3430 and/or ASCC AIR STD 25/45.

3.2.5.1.2 Safety summary. Provide information necessary to acquaint personnel with the

avoidable hazards associated with the aircraft. These instructions shall include hidden hazards

such as interrelated system functions, seat and canopy ejection systems, and other cartridge-

initiated devices. This information shall not replace specific precautions and warnings which are

to be included wherever applicable throughout the manual or its supplements.

3.2.5.2 Contents of chapters.

3.2.5.2.1 Chapter 1, leading particulars. Chapter 1 shall detail the leading particulars for the

aircraft and provide the general supporting information necessary to turn around the aircraft. The

following shall be included:

a. General Description and Function of the Aircraft. A brief description of the aircraft and

its function shall be provided to detail any relevant information to distinguish between production

blocks or models covered by the manual. In particular, include the following:

(1) A three-view (top, front and side) line drawing of the aircraft, showing principal

overall dimensions, and required clearances in English and metric units.

(2) A table detailing leading particulars of the aircraft and general description of

its systems.

(3) An illustration portraying danger area such as engine intake and exhaust, areas

swept by propellers or rotors, radar emissions, and gun/rocket/chaff/flare

trajectories.

(4) An illustration portraying the permissible walkways on the aircraft.

(5) An illustration, accompanied by safety measures where needed, portraying the

maintenance accesses and openings which are applicable to aircraft cross-servicing.

(6) An illustration portraying the internal arrangement for emergency shutoff of fuel

sources and electrical circuits.

b. Maintenance Notes. The maintenance notes shall summarize the general information

required to undertake cross-servicing tasks on the aircraft.